English: (prep) at, of, about
Source: Peter Martin's Kelabit Dictionary
Maya' inih tauh ame ngabat ideh ngi turud sengi.
Let us go this way to block them at the ridge.
Me tauh ni'er ideh ngarang ngi tawa' dih.
Let's go and see them dancing on the verandah.
Tu'en tauh ngatang berek rayeh inih me ngi ruma' dadih.
Let's carry this big pig to their house.
angi': small finger
barungiran: a type of bird; Magpie-robin
bengil: ankle
benging: traditional songs of personal exploits, adventures; they may eventually become `adih'
bungi: damp, wet (to describe people, animals)
bungir 1: swollen (e.g. knee)
bungir 2: lump on tree trunk
dingi 1: inside, into something
dingi 2: opposite side
engi: there, that (demonstrative)
langit: sky
lunging: mortar, usu made of made, for pounding small items
Mudeng ngapeh iko ngi Bario?: Where are you staying in Bario?
Mudeng ngi ________ uih.: I am staying at ______.
ngi lai: outside
ngi'an (ng-i'an): to take pity on
ngi'ir: to rub against, to sharpen by rubbing against
ngiap (ng-iap): to count
ngiar (ng-iar): to yell at
ngibpang (ng-ibpang): to intervene, prevent
ngibpu' (ng-ibpu'): to make such an incision
ngiding (ng-iding): to lift up (as of a child), to carry
ngiding (ng-kiding): to lift
ngidtah: toborrow for short while
ngiet: tie something so that it hangs down
ngiet (ng-iet): to tie by hanging
ngiil (ng-iil): to lick
ngiir (ng-iir): to push aside, divert
ngikat: to make expensive
ngikat (ng-mikat): to make difficult